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Man (29) barred from Government Buildings after perimeter breach
Miodrag Pester, who is homeless, was granted bail to appear again in March
The Irish Times
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Northern Ireland reports 22 more deaths and 905 new Covid-19 cases
Teaching unions says prioritising vaccination of teachers would allow schools reopen sooner
The Irish Times
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Covid-19: Government set to extend Level 5 restrictions to late February
Hospitality sector may not reopen properly until late May or early June
Covid-19: Government set to extend Level 5 restrictions to late February
Hospitality sector may not reopen properly until late May or early June
The Irish Times
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P&G boosts sales, profit outlook as it expects demand to continue
Pandemic has led to rise in at-home demand for laundry products, toilet roll
The Irish Times
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Gregor Townsend names 35-man Scotland squad for Six Nations
David Cherry, Ewan Ashman, Alex Craig and Cameron Redpath could make their debuts
The Irish Times
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Netflix crosses 200m subscriber mark in pandemic-boosted year
Covid-19 accelerated ‘big shift from linear to streaming’, says chief financial officer
The Irish Times
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SSE Airtricity extends title sponsorship of the League of Ireland
Deal is for two years rather than just one and also takes in the women’s national league
The Irish Times
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Quarantine for Australian Open players fully funded by Tennis Australia
Organisation forced to clarify after confusion over Victorian government’s role in costs
The Irish Times
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DAA finance chief Gray to leave later this year
State airports company to begin seeking a successor
The Irish Times
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Keeping the world off-balance is what Kyrie Irving does best
It’s been two weeks since the mercurial guard was last seen with the Brooklyn Nets
The Irish Times
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Covid-19: NUIG project to help rapidly identify seriously-ill patients
Scientists to use national supercomputer and artificial intelligence to develop system
The Irish Times
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Snow forecast for higher ground as Wednesday temperatures fall
Met Éireann says new cold snap will be in place until at least Sunday
The Irish Times
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Eddie Jones forced to self-isolate after his assistant tests positive
England head coach is due to name his squad for the Six Nations Championship on Friday
The Irish Times
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Could talking spread Covid-19 as much as coughing does?
Viral aerosols emitted when speaking linger in air longer than larger droplets, study says
Could talking spread Covid-19 as much as coughing does?
Viral aerosols emitted when speaking linger in air longer than larger droplets, study says
The Irish Times
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Rory McIlroy confident Tiger Woods will recover from operation
Irishman starts his season at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship in the Middle East
The Irish Times
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Two more Australian Open players test positive for Covid-19
Two of the cases are players, the third is a support person with a player
The Irish Times
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Do you have 10 minutes to breathe for Covid-19 research?
Smartphones could monitor rate and quality of breath in people with Covid or recovering
The Irish Times
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Tiger Woods vows to return after fifth surgery on his back
He’ll miss the Farmers Insurance Open and the Genesis Invitational in February
The Irish Times
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European stocks rise as investors hope for Biden relief package
US Treasury Secretary nominee Janet Yellen called for big fiscal spending to boost economy
The Irish Times
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Covid-19: Blame game will not resolve school reopening issues, union says
‘Genuine fear’ among teachers and special needs assistants as virus cases remain high
The Irish Times
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Trump pardons former Google self-driving car engineer Anthony Levandowski
Levandowski was sentenced to 18 months for stealing trade secret
The Irish Times
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Covid-19: Number of patients in hospital drops to 1,897
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says 140,000 people to be vaccinated by Sunday
The Irish Times
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Grafton to reinstate suspended dividend payment
Group took decision in March to preserve liquidity in face of Covid-19 crisis
The Irish Times
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Donald Trump pardons former strategist Steve Bannon
Others granted clemency include fundraiser Elliott Brady and rapper Lil Wayne
Donald Trump pardons former strategist Steve Bannon
Others granted clemency include fundraiser Elliott Brady and rapper Lil Wayne
The Irish Times
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Joe Biden to be inaugurated as 46th US president
In a ‘farewell address’, Trump says the ‘movement we started is only just beginning’
Joe Biden to be inaugurated as 46th US president
In a ‘farewell address’, Trump says the ‘movement we started is only just beginning’
The Irish Times
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Baked spuds get a tasty, crunchy filling and topping
Healthy eating: Baked sweet potatoes with kale, chickpeas, seeds and spicy yoghurt
Baked spuds get a tasty, crunchy filling and topping
Healthy eating: Baked sweet potatoes with kale, chickpeas, seeds and spicy yoghurt
The Irish Times
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Seán Moran: Improvisation may be on the cards again for fixture makers
GAA will face huge decision if pandemic prevents any action until April
The Irish Times
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Shane Lowry well aware that silence can be golden at times
Irish star gets season under way at Abu Dhabi Championship this week
The Irish Times
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Hybrids? Plug-ins? Everything you need to know about electric cars
Confused about electric vehicles? Here’s how to tell your EV from your PHEV and MHEV
Hybrids? Plug-ins? Everything you need to know about electric cars
Confused about electric vehicles? Here’s how to tell your EV from your PHEV and MHEV
The Irish Times
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Fontaines DC are reborn as punk-funk disconauts, and the results are cracking
Belgian DJs Soulwax have released a glittering remix of Fontaines DC’s A Hero’s Death
The Irish Times
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Insurance broker McGill eyes $1bn of Irish hub business after Brexit switch
Dublin unit allows firm to continue to offer services to clients in Europe
The Irish Times
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Co-founder of tech group employing 500 in Dublin is large donor to US Republicans
Jeffrey Yass gave almost $25 million to Republican superpacs in recent election cycle
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